The Supreme Court will articulate on Monday its decision on a CBI offer to restore criminal connivance charges against previous Bihar chief minister Lalu Prasad in one of the cases relating to the fodder scam.

Prasad has been indicted in a different fodder scam case, some portion of 20-year bleed public funds more than Rs 900 crore. It earned him a five-year sentence, exclusion from Parliament and a restriction from challenging race.

Monday's decision is on an interest against Jharkhand high court arrange dropping charges of criminal trick against Prasad. The HC had held that a man once sentenced or cleared can't be striven for a similar offense once more. The CBI tested the request in the pinnacle court eight months after the fact, where Prasad's guidance contradicted it for being recorded past the point of no return.

A decision against Prasad could debilitate his position in the Bihar government, where his Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) is in a partnership with Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal (United), especially after opponents as of late focused on him and his family to acquire a shopping center in Patna through front organizations.

A bench of Justice Arun Kumar Misra and Justice Amitava Kumar Roy will read out the judgment at 10:30 am. The two had saved it on April 20, in the wake of giving a point by point hearing to all parties involved for the case.

An extraordinary CBI court in Ranchi had indicted Prasad and 44 others in September 2013 over the deceitful withdrawal of Rs 37.70 crore from Chaibasa treasury as a major aspect of the con to steal stores from the exchequer for imaginary drugs and feed for cows. The trick became visible in 1996.

SC allowed him to safeguard in December that year. His allure against the conviction is pending before the HC.

The case in which the top court will convey its judgment relates to the fake withdrawal of Rs 96 lakh amid the RJD's boss pastoral residency.

The Jharkhand high court had dropped procedures against Prasad under different segments of the Indian Penal Code (IPC), including criminal scheme charges. The HC allowed the trial court to proceed with the body of evidence against the previous Bihar CM just under IPC segments 201 (bringing about vanishing of proof of an offense submitted or giving false data) and 511 (endeavoring to confer offenses culpable with detainment forever or detainment, and in such endeavor doing any demonstration towards the commission of the offense).

CBI contended under the steady gaze of the top court that the HC's thinking was not feasible on the grounds that diverse FIRs were enrolled against Prasad in the feed trick. Each case included a different scheme and chain of occasions. Hence, the organization stated, conviction of Prasad in one case can't free him from confronting trial under similar charges in another FIR.